Two Texas Democrats took aim at the controversial Project 2025 plan during a House Oversight Committee hearing that was scrutinizing policies from the Biden administration. The more than 4-hour long hearing on Thursday, September 19, was titled, “A Legacy of Incompetence: Consequences of the Biden-Harris Administration’s Policy Failures.”
Witnesses questioned at the hearing included Brendan Carr and Project 2025 Advisory Board member Mark Krikorian. Carr is a commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission, that authored a chapter in Project 2025 on the FCC. Lawmakers asked for an ethics investigation into Carr earlier for “misusing his official position as an executive-level employee of the FCC.”
Krikorian is the Executive Director at the Center for Immigration Studies, a policy think-tank that has been described by the Southern Poverty Law Center as “an anti-immigrant hate group.” The organization bills itself as “low immigration, pro-immigrant.” The Center for Immigration Studies is among the 100 groups that make up the coalition supporting Project 2025.
Rep. Greg Casar, who represents Texas’s 35th District that stretches from downtown San Antonio northwest through…
Two Texas Democrats took aim at the controversial Project 2025 plan during a House Oversight Committee hearing that was scrutinizing policies from the Biden administration. The more than 4-hour long hearing on Thursday, September 19, was titled, “A Legacy of Incompetence: Consequences of the Biden-Harris Administration’s Policy Failures.”
Witnesses questioned at the hearing included Brendan Carr and Project 2025 Advisory Board member Mark Krikorian. Carr is a commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission, that authored a chapter in Project 2025 on the FCC. Lawmakers asked for an ethics investigation into Carr earlier for “misusing his official position as an executive-level employee of the FCC.”
Krikorian is the Executive Director at the Center for Immigration Studies, a policy think-tank that has been described by the Southern Poverty Law Center as “an anti-immigrant hate group.” The organization bills itself as “low immigration, pro-immigrant.” The Center for Immigration Studies is among the 100 groups that make up the coalition supporting Project 2025.
Rep. Greg Casar, who represents Texas’s 35th District that stretches from downtown San Antonio northwest through…